Packers' aides confident despite injuries

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The injuries continued piling up, but the Packers (6-3) were able to beat the Arizona Cardinals for their fourth consecutive victory Sunday. The rushing offense had a good day, the defense made adjustments to playing without Clay Matthews for most of the second half and Randall Cobb continued showing the type of threat that he is.Defensive coordinator Dom Capers, special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum and offensive coordinator Tom Clements offered their insights about how Green Bay was able to get the win and head into the bye week on a positive note.Here are three question-and-answer highlights from each coordinator:CAPERS1. What do you attribute most to your team leading the NFL in sacks right now CAPERS: To me, the significant thing is kind of where they've come, because we've had more sacks on first and second down than we've had on third down, which is significant. The two areas of significance is our run defense over the last few weeks. What that does is it...